A new plan to draw out-of-state hunters and anglers

Idaho continues to take a hit in its sales of nonresident hunting and fishing licenses, leading the Idaho Department of Fish and Game to start its first-ever marketing program directed at outdoor enthusiasts in other states. The purchase of licenses and tags began dropping around 2008, coinciding with the national economic collapse. According to IDFG records, nonresident ...

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A new plan to draw out-of-state hunters and anglers

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